Wisconsin Highway Commission backs federal beautification aims
The Wisconsin Highway Commission endorsed the federal 1965 beautification act goals to curb billboards and junkyards while cautioning that proposed enforcement methods could cause an administrative nightmare. It urged flexible state measures, noting weaknesses in a Montana law that delays enforcement due to hardship clauses and public apathy.
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Wisconsin Highway Commission
Wisconsin
Montana
New Drug LSD-25 Warned By FDA To Colleges
The article notes LSD-25 as a dangerous hallucinogenic drug among youths. FDA warnings were sent to colleges to inform students, though deans doubt such notices will deter those drawn to experimentation. Emphasis remains on educating about narcotics, stimulants, sedatives, and other hallucinogens.
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Food and Drug Administration
Candidacy and rail curtailments noted in 1946 recap
Maj Gen Ralph M Immell announces Republican bid for Wisconsin governor at Oshkosh convention with Delbert Kenny and Joseph McCarthy linked to Goodland bid. Local railroads cut passenger service due to coal strike, coal deliveries slashed. Swanson track accepted for Logan High School field. OPA warns suits scarce into 1948. Over 23,000 service members released at Camp McCoy.
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Ralph M. Immell
Oshkosh
Delbert Kenny
Joseph McCarthy
U.S. Senate
Gov
Goodland
Board of Education
Swanson
Logan High School
OPA
Camp McCoy
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff details
Publisher T Burgess and editor Sanford Goltz listed for the La Crosse Tribune with office at 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin 54660. Paper notes AP membership and exclusive rights to local AP dispatches with standard newspaper rate information and mailing details.
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la Crosse Tribune
T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Fulbright presses for CIA oversight clash with committee
Senator Fulbright demands a voice in CIA oversight and threatens to press the issue in the full Senate after a bipartisan Joint Watchdog Committee rebuffed his bid to add Foreign Relations members. President Johnson backs the committee and opposes Fulbright meddling. Raborn refuses some questions citing presidential privilege, then agrees to answer to the Watchdog.
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Central Intelligence Agency
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Russell
Viet Nam
Armed Services Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
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Eugene McCarthy
Carl Hayden
Dariz
Appropriations
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D-Miss
Armed Services Preparedness
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Leverett Saltonstall
Rmass
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Milton Young
S.D
William Raborn
Raborn
Cant Be Complacent in The Nation's Duty Speech
The speaker defines complacency as a disease that undermines public awareness voting rights and citizenship. He argues America must remain vigilant, support global allies, and sustain sacrifice to uphold freedom and the United Nations work. Each citizen must act to prevent complacency, or risk national weakness.
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America
Free World
United States
India
United Nations
Washington notes on Bowler and politics in Chicago
Washington notes discuss Chicago machine politics with James Bowler’s 1953 House win and his view that it was “his turn.” The piece notes the early 1966 season with the Cherry Blossom Festival and Humphrey’s rain-soaked address, thenHard McNamara’s Ford departure and Senate criticism over auto safety hearings.
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Washington
NEA
Chicago
James Bowler
U.S
House of Representatives
Congress
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Texas
Hebrews verse cited about the heavenly assembly and faith
A quotation from Hebrews 12 23 describes the heavenly assembly of the first born enrolled in heaven a judge God of all and the spirits of just men made perfect The passage emphasizes spiritual integrity and eternal fellowship in Christian belief.
Formidable Campaigner Vernon Thomson Tops Wisconsin Politician
Vernon W Thomson of Richland Center wins a solid third term in the U S Congress after a long Wisconsin political career including speaker of the Assembly and governor. He foresees Republican gains in Western Wisconsin and serves on the House Foreign Affairs Committee with Clement Zablocki.
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John Wyngaard
Washington
Vernon W. Thomson
Richland Center
United States Congress
Wisconsin
Thomson
Congress
House of Representatives
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Foreign Affairs
Clement Zablocki
Milwaukee
Restoration in Guinea shows UAW Peace Corps joint project
About 24 skilled UAW members in Guinea, aiding Peace Corps volunteers, have revived half of rusting cranes and hoists. The effort aims to train Guineans to operate their machinery, with plans for similar projects in Chile Venezuela India and Ethiopia. The broader goal is global labor collaboration and wage research through world labor councils and partnerships with international unions.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
NEA
United Auto Workers
Guinea
Peace Corps
UAW
Chile
Venezuela
India
Ethiopia
Detroit
International Harvester
Massey Ferguson
International Metalworkers’ Federation
Japan
Tokyo
Bridge bidding and play notes with a spade lead
In a standard bridge hand West opens 1NT, East doubles, South passes. West leads the king of hearts. The layout shows North with four spades and clubs and South with ace jack nine two in spades and hearts. The final trick sequence remains to be decided as declarer plays.
Right Lead Sets South Right Lead Sets South
South navigates a four card spade break and a doubled one no trump by West to make six tricks in a lowly contract. He wins with dummy’s ace and conducts a sequence of ruffs and discards to secure two spades, two diamonds and one club. West’s defense allows the rescue but only by clever timing.
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South
West
East
Dummy
Trump
Loneliness Behind the Final Bow of Performers
SYDNEY J. HARRIS reflects on Maurice Chevalier’s 78th birthday TV interview and argues that many aging entertainers cling to the spotlight not for money or vanity alone but from profound loneliness. The piece argues that public life erodes private identity, keeping stars on stage to stay alive, a fate marked by late and often sad return engagements.
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Sydney J. Harris
Maurice Chevalier
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